Two Decades of Hosting: Evolution, Insights & Best Practices
In a podcast episode, Bryan Muthig, CEO of A2 Hosting, discusses his journey in technology and hosting, reflecting on 20 years alongside WordPress and evolving customer needs.
Proposal to Update WordCamp Format, Kim Parsell Memorial Scholarship, Vulnerability in Essential Addons for Elementor Patched
A quick summary of the major news and happenings last week in the WordPress world.
Micro.blog 3.0 Beta Allows Seamless Cross-Posting to WordPress
The latest WP Briefs covers a range of topics related to WordPress, including the new beta for Micro.blog 3.0, the combination of open source and AI in WordPress development, the importance of WordCamps in connecting and growing the community, a proposal for local teams to have adapted Handbooks, and an overview of CSS evolution and…
Epsiode 329: MainWP with Dennis Dornon
Rob Cairns talks to Dennis Dornon about MainWP. Show Highlights: What is MainWP. Why you should use MainWP. Features in MainWP. What is coming in MainWP.
Diverse Communities Thrive
Sometimes WPMotivate is our way of working through life’s challenges in a productive way of looking at challenging situations. In this week’s episode, we talk about dealing with other people’s judgements and why diversity is important to our global WordPress community. After a simple observation turned into a firestorm on Twitter, Michelle found herself in…
Dark, Light, and Inverted: A Developer’s Guide to Color Modes with Nick Croft
Welcome to episode 015 of the Accessibility Craft Podcast, where we explore the art of creating accessible websites while trying out interesting craft beverages. This podcast is brought to you by the team at Equalize Digital, a WordPress accessibility company and the proud creators of the Accessibility Checker plugin. This episode is a recording of…
Getting started with GitHub pull requests and review
Brian and Aurooba walk through the process of submitting a pull request in GitHub, reviewing it, and merging it into a repository – discussing best practices and perspectives to take as the reviewer and the reviewee in an ongoing pull request. In this case, the open source project was wphelpers.dev and Brian was adding a…
Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Popular WordPress Plugins
This blog post covers the latest news updates in the WordPress community, including the patching of a critical vulnerability in Essential Addons for Elementor, A/B testing plugins for WordPress, Themeum’s acquisition of Kirki Customizer Framework Plugin, and concerns about hackers exploiting a vulnerability in the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. Visit WP Briefs to read more…
WordCamp Evolution
In this episode Luke and Jonathan talk about WordCamps, how they are evolving and how they can foster the development of the WordPress community into the next generation. They also talk about the WordPress/Furry connection and Luke’s hidden musical talent. 11 across: Pre-designed layout
Episode 328 Stunning Digital Marketing’s Security Stack
Rob Cairns talks about Stunning Digital Marketing's Security Stack. Show Highlights: Hosting is part of your security stack. What is our agency's security stack? We used a layered security approach.
WordPress Hosting and Public Relations Simplified
In this show we talk about the challenges of finding a good resource to help you choose a hosting company and Adam’s new venture that will help support the WordPress media ecosystem.
New WordPress Tutorial, Free Block Theme, and Security Best Practices: WP Updates You Need to Know
This blog post provides updates from the world of WordPress, including a new tutorial video on WordPress TV that explores various editor modes, WP Engine’s release of Frost – a free block theme for website builders, and ways to secure WordPress websites. The article also covers WPCS securing a new investment from Emilia Capital, Wordfence…
Headless WordPress – Should you use it?
In this episode Steffen and Dominik are discussing headless and static WordPress, explaining the motivations behind using a static site generator over a traditional PHP server. While they acknowledge the hype around headless systems, they emphasizes that the need for static sites is often more important and that there are tools available, both WordPress-specific and…
Episode 327: Why You Should Fire a Customer With Ryan Waterbury
Rob Cairns sits down with Ryan Waterbury and talks t why you should fire a customer. Show Highlights: Are there bad customers? When is it time to let go. How to fire a customer nicely. Boundaries and more boundaries.
Insights Into Being a WordPress Product Builder
Our guest hosts James and Ross dive into what they are working on, the products they have built, and some other great dev insights.